₦airaland Forum

About time!

^^

na you dey enjoy . Best of both worlds.

Wetin concern una for inside South Africa? Another man country, why don't you build it in Enugu

na style una wan take invade South Africa.

watch the resistance youwill get. SA never drink cold water una wan build dam for there

^^^

You mean you are still on this topic?

Weird dude, really Weird?

WHAT THE F**##K.. MANDINGO!!!

Where you been DOG. Hope the recession hasn't left you hibernating and on food stamp lines.

Welcome back to where you belong DINGO

Don't mind these doomsday prophets.

Like historic empires in memorial, they too will fade away with their fables and fire-brimstone preaching!!

^^^^

Paranoid Schizophrenia

That wasn't the question that was asked?

USe the google map to find your answer

Boss13: @Collins (I wonder how you know so much about South African - very nice). Anyways I want to do an MBA program with GSB Cape Town but I am held back because of this "Nigerian Factor" - You know the negative things, Crime Rate and also the No Jobs in S.A. I want you to be truthful to me, what are the possibilities of me having a job in South Africa after the program. I currently have an ACCA Qualification. Be honest with me. I pray you reply on time so that I can kick start (initiate) the process. The school has been sending me numerous emails and SMS. Many thanks

Like Julius Malema would say ....'its is obvious!!" Collins lives in South Africa which is why he can give you adequate information.

Liek he has been preaching to ya'll on this thread. SA's youth unemployment rate is high and this is including several skilled and semi skilled Black South Africans not even adding the large number of immigrants that troop into the country form neighbouring areas which is putting pressure on the already unstalbe economic system.

If you can hustle pretty well then you will survive in SA( and I am not talking about bad business). If you are hoping to wait on line for employment well statistically speaking your chances are slim. Nonetheless I never discourage anyone from trying.

AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!

^^^^

Yep including many of us here on nairaland, makes you wonder doesn't it. Hmmmm?

ifegy: Thanks for the comment. Just to be clear, did you do this from outside the country? I ask because I called aero contractors and they said I needed a naira linked mastercard, which I don't have. The only other option (less preferred) seems to be to book online and ask someone in Nigeria to go and pay at a bank, in order to complete the transaction and actually get the ticket. If there was someway I could just do it all from my computer, that would be ideal.

Very likely he did not and the aero cust service guy is right. If you are coming from abroad which is what it sounds like, you will need to check your arrival time against the remaining Aero or Arik flights available for that day. The more flights to your destination, the better your chance of booking a flight.

You also stand a better chance if you book a class above economy. Alternatively the person in naija can also go to the local office and pay as well if you are afraid of getting stranded at the airport.

Good luck.

cap28: you're a di.ck head! the racism in britain is no where near as violent as the type experienced by africans in eastern european countries or i wouldnt be here.

same difference my I.d.i.o.t friend. LEAVE EUROPE!!!

Its toi toi season!

cap28: a young ghanaian man's experience in russia:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=b5CvldCuocU&feature=endscreen

And you are still living in a racist country.

Shame on you!!!